OBS! Kameran fungerar att ta bilder med, men jag har inte lyckats få autofokusen att funka. Det går alltså bara att ta bilder med manuellt fokus. I övrigt så fungerar kameran. Det kosmetiska skicket är lite slitet och slutaren har tagit 189 000 bilder. Det sista är en exempelbild tagen med kameran. Laddare medföljer ej.

Här har vi en riktig proffskamera, för en liten peng. Ny kostade Canon EOS-1DX motsvarande 95 000 kr! Kameran tog det bästa av två världar – 1D-serien och 1Ds-serien kombinerades till en kamera med suverän bildkvalitet och snabb hastighet. Byggkvaliteten är exceptionell, med ett magnesiumchassi och vädertätning, vilket gör den tålig i tuffa förhållanden. Kameran går att fota med Live View om man vill.

https://kenrockwell.com/canon/1d-x.htm

”They've chosen to put everything they can into this one model, instead of making us choose between speed or quality as does Nikon with multiple models. This Canon 1DX replaces both the EOS-1Ds Mark III and EOS-1D Mark IV at the same time.
The 1D X is the only new model camera sold today with two CF slots. Consumer cameras usually have disjointed slots with two different kinds of cards, and the Nikon D4 has only one card slot, with a relatively useless XQD slot for its second card. Bravo, Canon! The choice is clear in Canon: if you're a full-time sports, news, outdoors or action pro, the 1D X is your camera. No longer do we have to go 1Ds for image quality or 1D Mark IV for speed; the 1D X beats them both. Thank goodness, the 1.3x sensored cameras are dead! For casual use the 1D X offers little to nothing over the 5DS or 5D Mark III; the reason pros demand the 1D X over the 5D series are simple. While the 5D Mark III has slightly better ultimate image quality if you work with things that don't move under nice sunny skies all day, as soon as things start to move you need the speed of the 1D X, and as soon as it starts to rain, blow or snow, the 1D X gets going while the 5D Mark III needs to get put away from the rain or sand. For sports and action, 12 FPS is critical, because with any sort of sports or action, every one of those 12 frames will be completely different. The 1D X gets this speed both from big motors powered by a big battery, as well as a lot of on-board computers to crunch more data more quickly than consumer cameras like the 5D series. The 1D X also has an easy voice note recorder, while Canon's consumer DSLRs don't. The 1D X is built tough out of all metal, while the consumer 5D series has plenty of plastic, especially on their flimsy mode dials. The AF-tracking system of the 1D X is far superior to the 5D Mark III because it sees in color and motion, so it can track subjects around the frame far, far better than the sloppy tracking of the 5D Mark III. If you're not tracking things around the finder, the two AF systems are oddly the same. One letdown about the 1D X finder is that it downgraded to the same consumer-quality LCD-based AF sensor display that can hide subjects behind gray boxes, instead of the superior professional additive-LED display of the earlier 1D models. Buyer beware. The 1D X has a superb LCD, big, bright, accurate, smooth and sharp. Oddly, it lacks auto brightness control. The 1D X can correct lens color fringes as well as peripheral light falloff, so long as I have an appropriate lens profile loaded. Lenses like the 16-35mm f/2.8 L II really need this correction, otherwise it's easy to see color fringes in print.”